On behalf of all LWGMS families, the FFA wishes to give a standing ovation to Jenny Zavatsky for directing another awesome musical! And to all the teachers and staff who helped make the show happen, we remain on our feet, gratefully applauding all of you!

We also want to give a hearty thanks to all of you who toiled "behind-the-scenes" designing sets, wrangling, baking, sewing, selling tickets, logo-wear and concessions, coordinating and selling flowers, unloading and getting all the sets, props, and costumes put away. Your tireless efforts, along with the magical costume designs and wonderful Wonka music really helped Ms. Jenny and actresses bring the play to life!

We also thank you for helping us host such a "funtastic" cast party for our Wonka girls! It was such a treat to watch our girls celebrate their dedication, hard work, and best of all, each other! Your generous contributions toward the party more than enough covered the costs. Everything extra will go directly toward benefiting our amazing Drama Department.

All your incredibly support just reinforces for our girls what true community can do.

GO FUERZA!

–Your FFA

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